Global labor arbitrage (GLA) is the method globalists have used since the early 1990s to amass wealth for themselves while hammering the standard of living of the American middle class and chipping away at America's national sovereignty. Of these two effects, the first may be more or less incidental, while the second – diminishing the United States – is deliberate and necessary for the long-term global agenda to succeed. Arbitrage in general is the taking advantage of a price difference between two or more markets.  On an international scale, the GLA game the globalists play has two faces to it.  The first involves relocating industrial production from high-cost countries like America to low-cost third-world ones such as China and Mexico.  Not only is labor less expensive in the recipient countries, but so are other costs associated with doing business such as environmental regulations, local taxes, building codes, and the...(Read Full Post)